Diglipur

Situated 300 kilometers north of Port Blair, Diglipur is the largest town in North Andaman and the ultimate destination for off-the-beaten-path travelers. Far removed from commercial tourism, it is a land of ecological wonders, rugged mountain peaks, and dramatic coastal landscapes. From scaling the highest point in the archipelago to walking along unique sandbars, Diglipur offers a raw, eco-adventure experience unlike anywhere else in the islands. Highlight Attractions • Saddle Peak National Park: Trek through lush, dense tropical rainforests up to the highest point in the Andaman Islands (732 meters) for breathtaking panoramic ocean views. • Ross & Smith Islands: Walk across a spectacular, magical white sandbar that connects these twin islands during low tide and disappears during high tide. • Alfred Caves: Explore a massive, interconnected network of over 40 mysterious limestone caves hidden deep within the jungle, famous for nesting swiftlets. • Kalipur Beach: Witness a crucial nesting ground for four rare species of sea turtles, offering night-nesting safaris between December and March.